620-Acre Georgetown Main Street Project Approved

620-Acre Georgetown Main Street Project Approved
620-Acre Georgetown Main Street Project Approved

**620-Acre “Heirloom” Project Moves Forward in Georgetown**

Columnar Investments’ ambitious mixed-use development, known as the “Heirloom” project, is advancing in Georgetown, Texas — the fastest-growing town in the United States. The 620-acre master-planned community will feature approximately 3,600 residential units, including single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments. Additionally, the development will include over 200,000 square feet of commercial space centered around a pedestrian-friendly Main Street.

Georgetown city officials have referred to Heirloom as one of the largest planned unit developments in the city’s history. The project is expected to expand the city limits by 1.7 percent, incorporating both the primary 620 acres and an additional 75 acres allocated for right of way.

The development carries an estimated infrastructure cost of $100 million and is anticipated to be completed over a 10-year timeline. Construction is expected to begin in 2026.

In addition to Columnar Investments, key partners in the project include Lionheart Places, the firm overseeing planning and design, and Development Planning and Financing Group Inc., which is providing financial advisory services.

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